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Except for the bouncing caused by the craters, the rover seemed easy to control, never "fishtailing" or having to spin its rear wheels a long time before achieving a good bite on the surface. If NASA has the secret for such great traction in 1/6 gravity, it would seem such would have been a great lifesaver if they would have shared such technology with the automobile manufacturers. Accidents caused by hitting soft gravel and sand or ice would be a thing of the past. Just food for thought.
MicaelaAlmodovar 2 years ago